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Skeg Leveller – Pin Leveller Replacement for Self-Levelling Screed

Price range: R0.00 through R701.50

The ROX® Skeg Leveller is a professional self-levelling floor application tool designed for medium-thickness flooring systems of approximately 3–10 mm. It uses four replaceable skegs instead of conventional pins, providing a durable and practical method of controlling the application depth while spreading self-levelling material across prepared floors.

The 600 mm ROX® Skeg Leveller is suited to professional flooring contractors working with medium-thickness self-levelling systems and provides an alternative to conventional pin-style levelling tools.

CodeDescriptionSizeMaterialsUnits
31/5/010SKEG LEVELLER600 mmS/Steel1
31/5/013REPLACEMENT SKEGS3 mmS/SteelSet of 4
31/5/014REPLACEMENT SKEGS4 mmS/SteelSet of 4
31/5/016REPLACEMENT SKEGS6 mmS/SteelSet of 4
31/5/018REPLACEMENT SKEGS8 mmS/SteelSet of 4
31/5/020REPLACEMENT SKEGS10 mmS/SteelSet of 4
31/5/022REPLACEMENT SKEGS12 mmS/SteelSet of 4
What Is a Skeg Leveller?

A skeg leveller is a flooring application tool used to spread self-levelling material at a controlled depth. Instead of relying on conventional pins to determine the working height, the ROX® Skeg Leveller uses replaceable skegs that run across the floor while the tool is pulled through the freshly applied material.

The ROX® Skeg Leveller is designed for medium-thickness self-levelling applications of approximately 3–10 mm and has a 600 mm working width.

The replaceable skeg design provides a practical alternative to traditional pin levellers and is particularly useful for professional flooring contractors carrying out repeated self-levelling installations.

Key Features
  • 600 mm working width
  • Four replaceable skegs
  • Skeg-based levelling system
  • Designed for approximately 3–10 mm systems
  • Replaceable components
  • Professional flooring application tool
Applications
  • Self-levelling cementitious systems
  • Self-smoothing floor systems
  • Medium-thickness floor levelling
  • Commercial flooring installations
  • Industrial flooring projects
  • Warehouse floors
  • Workshop floors
  • Large-area floor levelling
  • Professional screed installation
Who Should Use a Skeg Leveller?
  • Professional flooring contractors
  • Self-levelling screed installers
  • Industrial flooring contractors
  • Commercial flooring installers
  • Concrete flooring specialists
  • Floor preparation contractors
  • Construction professionals
  • Contractors carrying out repeated self-levelling installations
FAQ

What is a ROX® Skeg Leveller?

The ROX® Skeg Leveller is a professional flooring application tool designed to spread medium-thickness self-levelling flooring systems at approximately 3–10 mm.

What is a skeg leveller used for?

It is used to distribute self-levelling material across a prepared floor at a controlled working thickness.

What thickness can the ROX® Skeg Leveller apply?

The product is positioned for approximately 3–10 mm self-levelling applications.

How wide is the ROX® Skeg Leveller?

The tool has a 600 mm working width.

How many skegs does it have?

The ROX® Skeg Leveller uses four skegs.

Are the skegs replaceable?

Yes. The design uses replaceable skegs.

Is a Skeg Leveller better than a pin leveller?

The skeg design provides an alternative to conventional pin-style levelling. The best choice depends on the contractor's preferred installation method and flooring system.

What is the difference between a Skeg Leveller and a Tri-Glide?

Both are intended for approximately 3–10 mm systems, but the Skeg Leveller uses four replaceable skegs while the Tri-Glide uses adjustable gliders.

What is the difference between a Skeg Leveller and a gauging rake?

A gauging rake is intended for thinner self-levelling applications, while the Skeg Leveller is designed for medium-thickness systems.

What is the difference between a Skeg Leveller and a Floor Spreader?

The Skeg Leveller is designed for approximately 3–10 mm systems, while the Floor Spreader is intended for thicker self-levelling cement screeds.

Can the Skeg Leveller be used for cement screed?

It is designed for self-levelling flooring applications. Always confirm compatibility with the specific cementitious product being installed.

Is the Skeg Leveller suitable for professional contractors?

Yes. Its 600 mm working width and replaceable-skeg design make it suited to professional flooring applications.

Do I need a spike roller after using a Skeg Leveller?

Many self-levelling systems require de-aeration after spreading. The correct procedure depends on the flooring manufacturer's instructions.

Can worn skegs be replaced?

Yes. Replaceable skegs are a key feature of the design.

What should I use for a floor thicker than 10 mm?

For thicker self-levelling cement screeds, FloorsHQ positions its Floor Spreader for approximately 10–40 mm applications.

Skeg Leveller vs Tri-Glide
ToolTypical ThicknessWorking System
ROX® Tri-Glide3–10 mmAdjustable rotating gliders
ROX® Skeg Leveller3–10 mmFour replaceable skegs

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